Very very cute explanation and all areas covered. Thank you so much. Listening to it makes the subject even more easier and want to listen to it again!

Thank you ma'am 🌼 please make more videos on disease..

Wahwh .. mam your explanation is just osm 🔥😊

Really nice madam am cleared about the topic

Can rabies virus transmission through infected organ transplants (and cornea transplant) be considered as "human to human transmission" , at least in some way ?

Her voice is so😍

But what causes anti-rabies vaccine failures ? And why do some patients suffer from lyssaphobia and how to manage their cases ? 🙏

Thanks mam

Plz upload the video in Anaerobic infection

Good

Please make more videos.dr rk

Rabies virus can pass through the blood-brain barrier . But why the rabies antibodies cannot pass through the blood-brain barrier ? I am just being curious, so I asked the questions . I work in bio - mathematics and I don't know much about medical science . I am only a simple PhD (applied math) 🙏

Situations that DO NOT MEET the criteria for potential human exposure to rabies include the following:  Wounds of unknown origin where no animal has ever been witnessed by any person at the scene.  Petting rabies or potentially insane animals without the touch of saliva.  Direct contact with the bat where the person is reasonably exposed is certain the bite did not occur.  Exposure situations of any kind involving wild/free-roaming rabbits or small rodents (e.g., squirrels, chipmunks, rats, mice).  Exposure situations of any kind involving pet rabbits or small pet rats (e.g., rats, mice) placed exclusively in the house.  Contact with blood, urine, feces (e.g., guano), milk, or spray (e.g., from skunks) rabies or potentially insane animals.  Secondary exposure scenarios (i.e., contact with animals, surfaces or objects that have been in contact with rabid or potentially rabid animals) that do not meet the definition of open wound or mucus membrane exposure. Is it true this statement

Why street virus is not used for vaccine preparation?

Incubation period?

So.good sir

Your daigram is wrong.Haemagglutination spikes do not cover the planar end

Dog and wolf cats are have rabies you know